Le 10 janv. 2007 à 22:01, Henri Sivonen a écrit :
(in Japanese) a switch to katakana,
Wouldn't a normal Japanese writer enter the text as katakana into
the document content instead of requesting the UA to transform
hiragana or even kanji to katakana?
katakana is used to represent foreign words. They do not necessary
have a kanji, expressing the similar concept in japanese.
hiragana is a phonetic system to pronounce the kanjis.
These 3 systems are not equivalent.
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